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Founded June 17, 1961 - St. Albert’s 100 Anniversary 
COPY DEADLINE Not later than 12 noon on Monday's. Deposit in the Gazette Box at 45 Sunset Blvd. 


Phone: 599-7144 


FIRE WORKS 


The First Anniversary celebration of 
Grandin Shoppers’ Park will end with a 
Bang! at 10:00 p.m. Fon alt the people 
Of Sts Albert and District, the Gaardin 
Shoppers’ Part busincsenen wilt present 
a lay of firewo . 

Data Stueday; May 4 Timer 10:00 pom 
ee Don't mise it! ~~ 


PIONEER BRIDGE 
TOURNAMENT 


Alberta Pioneer Bridge Tournament 
Saturday, May 4th is not only a big day 
fon the Grandin Shoppers’ Park merchants 
but also for the St. Atbert Bridge (Lub, 
who are sponsoring that day, the Alberta 
Pioneer Bridge Tournanent, fron 1:00 p.m 
4o 10:00 p.m. in the St. Albert Commun- 
ity Hall. 

Great interest all over the province’ has 
been shoun in this tournanent. We wige 
att our Local bridge players to take. 
part as this tournament should not only 
prove interesting and enjoyable, but 
‘should also increase the standard of our 
bridge technique. 


DEAR READER, 


In case you don’t understand 


this proclamation please read pages 8 and 9 in this issue 


SOCIAL CREDIT: 
NOMINATING CONVENTION 


MORINVILLE - MAY 13th. - 8.00 p.m. 
Memberships must be obtained before May 6th. tor those wishing 
to yore. Guestspeaker Hon. Fred Colburne. Memberships available 

from Lou Leclaire or Maurice Cassidy 


chell, was referred to 1 3 
Aical Advisory Committee for study and 
a recormendation, 

of Top Soil in Town Limite after 
siderable debate, Council passed In- 
teria Development Resolution #7, which 


Bros. 


Weber Est. 1911) 


AGENCIE 


SERVING 
GREATER EDMONTON 


Est. 1911 


UME. 


FOR OVER 50 YEARS 


Specializing in alk fields of 


A 
Real (state Eleanor has had acting experience 


Residential Sales and Trades |[ra::> so:ine, 


New Homes Commercial 


character of Abby extremely vell 
simple, sentimental and downright 2. 
ary in her ways, all of which docs 
appeal to Mrs. Haggett, who woul 
rather haved maid with sote ¢. 
After 15 years Abby ‘has becon 
tached to the Haggetts, but ‘unfor+ 
the same cannot be said about her 
er. 


Eleanor Wilson has a lot to cope vi in, 


On the surface she acts in a very si 
way, but underneath she is hari, » 

business sharpness inherited fron 

mother. 
and catch a man, but in the neanti e 
amuses herself by making a play 
only interesting man in her home + 


jaent", and you will surely enjoy se 


not acted in one of our plays ber 
she has been most active behind +) 
Scenes:in all of them, assisting. 
important spheres of costime, pub 
and ‘properties. She-has ales alz 
pleted one strenuous year as the 
Slub's secretary. Jeanne portray 


ver 


this mrt as the eldest Eaggett 


Her ambition is to go to ! 


young painter. 


University Dramatics and has done 
You will certa: 


ion of 


t the removal of top soil in 


Farm Lands 


sidential Lots 


ent Reso 


a residential lot 


e amount of. build~| 


ee readings were given 


lution #4 was 


to 356 of t 


Appraisals 


Phone: 599 


- 6661 


St.Albert Representatives: 


© provide for the destruct= 
noxious weeds. Mr. Andre Gate 
wan appointed inspector to enforce the 
provisions of this bylaw. 
evard Maintenance The Public Works 
inance 2 for the help 
the town in maintain] 
boulevards adjacent to their 
It was pointed out that if 


propert; 
the townspeople would co-operate with 
‘the town and do this work, a saving of 


approximately + rill 
be realized by 
1963. 
Councillor Exeused from Meet 
eillor Skrobot asked to be ex: 
Council meetings for the next four weeks 
a9 he will te absent from the town. 

The meeting was then adjourned. 
(#aitor's note: The Council did not 
Teceive e petition during the month of 
April.) 


CLAUDE’S ELECTRIC 


© Hiectrteal Installsuon, Sleishiehehatell 


2 Gana PHONE 
his 599-6519 


© A plingce Hook-up 
© Kepair' wnt Midlntedsoce RaeeRERE 


CLAUDE'S ELECTRIC 


FI ESTIMATES 


i111, or $6,000., sould 
e administration during 


nga Coun- 
sed from 


Seen, 8, Ly FRI, Gh 43056 
ee asa 
Bennie Montpetit 599. 

Gerald Stride HUB--3235, 
Ken Fehr 599-7033 


js an art critic in this forthcoming 
Ine ie the final authority on what 1 
art, and stands out in great contra 

the other characters of avarice, fa 
lness and evil intent. 

"MTHE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN” 


her again in this entirely different 
part. 

joost Weerheym in "The Late Christor 
Bean” is a fine old man of integrity 
With a wonderful sense of humour, an 
awareness of the fitness of things, 
‘different from the domineering fathe 
part you saw him in in "Poppa is Al) 


May 10 @11 at 8230 p.m. 
Sir George Simpson Schoo 


It is of interest to note that the play 
"The Late Christopher Bean” was adapted 
by Sydney Howard from a French play, 
"Prenez Garde la Peinture" by René Fouch- 
ois, 

The original was about a young French 
painter: of ‘the 1920's, who was an ardent 
Supporter of the Impressionist Movement 
inart at that time. Sydney Howard kept 
the story intact, and just as interesting 
a8 when it was in French, as you will set 
if you come on May 10 or 11 to Sir George 
Simpson School - "THE LATE CHRISTOPHER 


we have three more of the cast to intro- 
duce you to this week. 


deanne Irwin who takes the part of Abby 


She said in the Haggett household, has 


“SPECIAL EVENING RATES ON 
ROTO - TILLERS $"3.00 


FROM 5 pm. -9 am. 
SL Ml ud FOR bh pe B. GARDEN 


ST. ALBERT HARDWARE PHONE 599-6268|— 


Located: opposite St. Albert Community Ss 


ee 
e Drive ZU TRE: ° 
e Thins 2 ~ Fain 3- Sats gy a “THE gE cinta @ 


WHISKEvceam 
nora Si e Bis aT a 


10.30 SLE John Me eh ® 


Suna §—fhons 6 = Tues? 
Tastee” Wirainues 


MARGARINE 


DELMAR Limit 3 per customer 


Pron the biggest but THE BEST | 
HAMBURGER $1.00 


pen ee 
]] Poat Office Department, Ottawa, 
payment of postage in cash" 


5-6-6 GRANDIN PARK 
SHELL SERVICE 


Phone 599-7558 


in 


EXTERIOR CAR WASHES .. 75¢ 
with purchase of gas 
RECAP TIRES .. 9.95 


Lub. andl Washs , Rep84.50 FOR 2.15 


Seat Botts instatted: SPECIAL 12.50 


STURGEON VALLEY 
GOLF CLUB 


JUST 3 MILES N.E. 
FROM ST. ALBERT 


4 
REASONABLE YEARLY FEES 


For full information phone: 599-6198 
or write Box 701, St. Albert 


gt (UESEEE ATS AENESNASSEMAA MUTATE? 


(SSENTTOUELEDEOEEEEL: 5. 


Tae 


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Ce | 


FREE DELIVERY ALL AFTERNOON 


We reserve thesright to-limit quantities | 


PAY-DAY SPECIALS 


Margarine 39’ 


Be ldbrook:S2-2-ce=-wserzee 2 bb. pkg. 


Baby Foods se $4.00 


CANADA'S FINEST BEEF 


STEAKS 19 


ae , T-Bone, 


— a3 


Grandin Shoppers Park St.Albert 


ae (i 
WANT ADS 


| 


Not later than 10 p.m. Monday's 
preceeding next issue. 
Phone 599-7144 or 599-6145 
RATE-6 © per word. 


Minimum charge 60 € 


eee taal Lub 
ie “Steet So 7001 Raabe 
RaEE Pecos ioe Pon alas Tata 
» fenced, ed, full basemt. 
faite 3.0 Phare 99-7064. 
and Fo: en. Pink 
Fee mat, cig B.  Phoee SHIH. 
BG ouner, 1958 Zephyr. Radio, 
new white walls. 599-782) 
Wea leather golf Gag, never wed BIO. 
te Laur. mower, used only 2 
years $5.00. Phone 599-7380. 


jobs 
Will Tn my home, during working 
lays, etc. Phone’ 599-7371, 70 Grandin Re 


= Red and white tricycle. Phone 
77. 


6231. 


wanted 


Fullex Brusk 


deten 2. Geechee 


~GL-58954 


Beauty Counseton 
Fon personal beauty service fon 


free facial ard = day on eve~ 
ning appointments. (Gl: 599 = 7329 


DUT CH-WOODEN-SHOES 


The Sdeat Footwear fon Garden Work 


Perfect "Muddens" for your 
(hildnen, (an be cleaned in a jiffy! 


$2.50 p.pain Phone: 599-7187 


ST. ALBERT 
United Church 


workers from Redwater will be present to 
discuss the materials and techniques 
being used in the Redwater church. Red- 
water Church is one among many churches 
of various sizes and types of communi tier 
that have been chosen for experimentatior 
with new church school materials. 


Reliable woman to babysit on Saturday 
evenings. 599-6361. 


= ae 
FROM E 
= THE 
es 


a 


WL 


Recepllonist and Thotograpie aales 
clerk required. Housez Studio, St. Alb- 
ext, phone 599-7360 for appointment. 


Tie following babies were recently bap- 


om-boar tals 
Beakefak autte fon couple, Tn ex 

Lon Ladies help. Phone 599-7426. 
\Sutte for nent. J nooms, Large, Light, 
ain. ‘Shower, hone 526101. 


Fils des |, colon, pee: 
Fast dependable service. Houser Studio 
Grandin 5) Park. Phone 599-6468. 


Phone 599-/389 


Rotating, Meany ity machine, Garten 
lon turf. Reasonable nates. 599-7538. 


ypuve 


103 
5068. 


a Black Loam, sand and oL 
enon Phone GR. 7-25 4 5. 3 
Rototilling, thon discing done. 577= 


ti Albert Roman Sntholic Churct 
Adriana Harie Lavoie, daughter of Mr. & 
Mrs. Pierre Lavoie. Godpare: 

&Krs, Bnile Terreault. 

Jory Micheal Bourgeois, 


Levi Bourgeois. Godparents are 
aire. Henry Bourgeois. 

Gerald Bruce Gannon, son of ¥ 
an Gannon. . Godparents are 
and Cecile Lussier. 

e Kromps, daughter of 
Godparents a: 


Aimé Nicholas Salzl, son 
Nicholas Salzl. Godparen’ 
ine Salzl. 


Mirs. Ghatcl, resident of 


ANGLICAN 


BAPTISMS AT ANGLICAN MISSION 
At a recent ministration of Holy Baptism 
children, held at Vital Grandin 
shool, the Rev. C. Dawkins baptized: 
Christine Anne, daughter of Mr. & Mrs 


J. Taylor 

Cassandra Lee, nter of Mr. & Hrs. N. 
Tate. 

Donna Marie and Brenda lynn, daughters 
of Mr. & Mrs. L. Mitchell 

Wendy Margaret and Eileen Ann, daughters 
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Birks 


hard Craig, son of 
Grant Norris, son of ¥ 
Elizabeth Macgregor, daughter of 
+ Mead 

Terri-Jo and Jackie Rae, daughters of 
Mr. & Mrs. N. Anderson, 

and Catherine Diane, daughter of Mr. & 
Mrs. A. Briggs. 

‘The Godparents and parents then promised 
that the children would be taught the 
Christian Faith, to pray and to worship, 
and later to bring the children to the 
Bishop to be confirmed by him at which 
time they will be admitted to the Holy 
Sonmunion. 


ST. MATTHEW'S ANGLIZ, 
AUATLIARY 
Qaken collection plates will be present-| 
ed to St. Matthew's Anglican Mission by 
the Ladies' Guild, according to a motion 
carried at the April meeting of the 
group. The Guild has also decided to 
make an additional 25 kneelers for the 
growing congregation. 
The communion linens, purchased 
Guild, were 
of Holy Com 
April 2 
Because a large number of iter be 
make the October Bazaar and 
a success, it was decided that 
enber 3! 


SSION LADIES 


by the 
consecrated at the service 
union Matthew's on 


at St. 


s will 


ery are 
tribution 


411 being 
to needy North 
y telephone 
rmation or # 


59 


ion! 
The next meeting of 


held at the new t: 


fay 4, 163 St. Albert Gasette 


—STALBERT CIVIC ELECTORS 
ASSOCIATION 


ae “SUNDAY 
ee eel ROGAN 


“ABER BARBER SHO 
PH: 599-7409 


OPEN EVERY 
WEEKDAY 


0 ye ftom 


, 
$ PIERRE & JOHN LAVOIE # 
| REERSSEPSSECR CERES EEE EERE ES 


IY.M.C.A. PLANS PARENTS NIGHT 


ICE CREAM 
MILK 


FR AK DELIVERY Si 
Phone GA 2.8103 


. PAULINE BOISVERT MARRIED 


Duplicate Bridg: 


Trudeau's big bonus offer tokes care o 
the cost of your furs or borganas fo 


(only the cost of cleaning). This sensai 
tory of customer sei 
preciate the elbow room in your closets. 

Yelue of your fur 


example 


Storage and insurance f 


“THE MOST TRUSTED 


GL 5.4115 
JASPER AT 96 STREET 


HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS NIGHT | 


The St. Albert High School wilt hold 
thein Onama and 4. this com 
ing Friday, May 3nd, at 8:15 pam. 


SCOUT NEWS 


The Cubs and Scouts of St. Albert are 
jaaking final preparations for "JOB FOR 
BOB WEEK" which will run from May 4 - 11. 
During this week cubs and scouts will be 
prepared to do odd jobs for the residents 
Jof St. Albert in return for a small re- 
muneration. The mondy earned during 
this week will be used to send our boys 
“yevey to summer camps. The boys will be 
prepared to do jobs such as digging 


store and insure all your winter cloth garments. 


e. Call Trudeau's today. Your summer clothes will op- 


2% for (fur) storage ond 


all your fur and cloth garments 


your storage problems. Pay 2% of 
their storage, and Trudeau's will 

with (ne additional charge) 
tional offer is @ first in Trudeau's his- 


+= $250.00 
5.00 


Le neiiiin pareve ar 
NAME IN CLEANING” 


10) AVE & 142 STREET 
HBC PARKADE 


grass, cutting grass, washing cars, baby 
sitting, running errands and many others 
There is no set fee for any job and the 
boys will accept any amount that is of- 
fered. 


STURGEON HEALTH UNIi 


Ihe Sturgeon Health Unit reports that 
20,579 people from the area attended for 
their first dose of Sabin oral polio- 
lmyelitis vaccine during January, and 
18,328 (894) of these came bekc for a 
Isecond dose in March. In addition, 
2,644 were given their first dose during 
the March feedings and will be eligible 
for a second dose later in the year. 
They hope that as many people as possible 
lof all age groups, will complete their 
ISALK inoculations and will be eligible 
for the SABIN vaccine as soon as it be- 


flower beds, planting gardens, edging 


comes available again. 


YOUNG BOYS HOCKBY GROUP 
Pictured above ‘is the Hockey Team spon- 
sored by Dick's Plumbing, that partici- 
pated in the St. Albert Mites House 
League. 

Back Row, left. to right: G. Hughes, time 
keeper; M. Johnson, coaches assistant; 
Dick McGee, sponsor; A. Rapati, rink 
raretaker. 

Jentre row, standing: G. Coward, centre; 
D. Kane, left wing; C. Swane, right wing| 
4. Dorn, goal; K. Meredi, centre; D. 
House, right wing; R. Streloff, right 
wing; C. Brothen, left defence. 

Front rows D. Easson, left defence; G. 
Streloff, left wing; F. Turek, coach; 

M. Dupilka, right defence; S. Hughes, 
left defence. 

Missing: D. Page, right defence; L.Maty- 
shuck, right defence; R. Delorme, right 
defence; K. Love, left wing. 

Jalvin Swane was awarded a hockey stick 
for the best playmaker on the team. The 
other fifteen players received consol- 
ation gifts for their efforts. 


SOAP BOX 
DERBY 1963 


New rule books for the 1963 Soap Box 
Derby, to be held June 2nd, may be ob- 
tained from Mr. George Skinner, phone 
599-6053. Applications for this event 
are still being accepted, phone Mr. 
Skinner. 


tatetratn 


y 4, t don’t 
like it here either. 


OUR BREAD 21¢ 
FOR FREEZER 18 ¢ 


ST. ALBERT 


BAKERY 


PH: 599-6257 
Piron St. DOWNTOWN 


"ST. ALBERT PUBLIC LIBRARY 


at a ee 
ST. ALBERT PHARMACY 
J. MELESHKO. BSc P. 
@- PRESCRIPTIONS 
@e@—Veterinary Supplies 
@e@e—— School Supplies 


eee e—__— Cosmetics 

FREE DELIVERY Ph 599-6740 
Downtown St. Albert 

ater ated act ac ac ac | 


Household Varsal 
Barbecue Fluid 


losal 
Office Hrs. 8 amo 6 p.m. 
Sat. 8a.m. to 12 noon 
Immediate Delivery Ph: 599- 7590 


KAM’S ACCOUNTING SERV 
bookkeeping. accounting and 
mcome tax returns 


my i Downtown StAlbert 


fl, = BELAND Cabinel Maker! 
- 6784 


Commissioner for oaths GATEWAY ELECTRIC 


——— ELECTRICAL 
| CONTRACTING 


House & Commercial Wiring 
St.Albert-Ph. 599- 6224 


4E.EI 


Bia 
LI 599-7519 
or 599-6571 1 
a @ HEATING | 
e@CONTROLS 
@SHEET METAL 


OYER SHEET METAL SERVICING 


DR McTAGGART 


( HIROPR. 4C TOR 


i St. Albert Garage 


Ht  Repars makes of cars 


Anniversary Special. 


Goa™ ag 


GRANDIN BAKERY 


R, .LEFEBV RE... 
eweller 
Celebrates the 


IST Birthday 


|| GRANDIN SHOPPERS PARK PHONE 599- 6560 ST. ALBERT 


We hope to of. oun. citizens at 
ty Grandin Shoppers Pack this Satbnday, 
nerchants celebrate this, thin 


ON ALL COSTUME JEWELLERY 
MARATHON 
apesWATCHES mas 
REG. PRICE 36.15. - 45 
5190 7450 100 


ANNIVERSARY ... 


25% OFF 
GRANDIN SHOPPERS PARK 
ore Al ST._ALBERT 


help the 
First Anniversary ibe 


1 JIM BYRNE MEN’S a 
IT'S OUR Ist ae 
eae 


CN Se 
B | RTH 1DAY JACK and JI 
FAMILY SHO 
pa = ee ee 


in coi ie Si 


The ™ “TWO STORES IN ONE” i your convenience 


ony nk 0 a" fot the mde en 
Senne Slit ie, to os opening we 
hed in Pala a a St te eg tke on Died 

First Anniv Sale, Th May 2nd. Pali Po » oun entine 
PATIL, Im lta at evn ft 108 to 80% aaa: 
Gee fon itens and prices 


nk u again, 
jn Byrne,” 


DONT MISS OUR TREASURE CHEST CONTES' 
ee aT Ee 


Answer a simple question with each PUTCHASELE stectslesreisieresieriareieaiea are eien 
The three people who answer the question correctly will receive the fol 
lowing prizes for 5 ¢@ each !!!3! 


2 SEASON TICKETS TO THE ESKIMO FOOTBALL HOME GAMES 


2 eee 1 PAIR - $22.50 - MEN'S SLACKS 


3 coe 1 PAIR LADIES’ SHOES - VALUE ... $9.95 


DON’T MISS OUR 
TREASURE CONTEST !! 


MENS SOCKS 


Your choice 


MENS TIES 


your choice 


JACKETS 


Boys’ jackets LAMINATED 
REVERSIBLE Sizes 10 to 18 


Boys’ socks - Terrific Selection 
SWEATERS 
Boys’ Sweaters 15 only Reg. to $5.95 


Tong & shor sieves LOY OFF 


EVERY OTHER ITEM IN THE STORE 
REDUCED BY AT LEAST 10 % 


oa dac® 


MENS SUITS SAVINGS 
ENGLISH ALL WOOL 
WORSTED 


TOP QUALITY TAILORING. $59 
ALTERATIONS - NO CHARGE 
REG. PRICED $75 & $85 


SPORT JACKETS 


Imported English Shetland Cloth’s 
Reg. price $35 


MENS S LACKS 16.95 
Reg. to $22.50 


MENS SHIRTS — | 99 


Broken Sizes long or short sleeves 
Reg. to $6.00 


JIM BYRNE MEN’S anv BOYS’ WEAR 
Clothes for Dad and His Lad 
GRANDIN SHOPPERS’ PARK 


Phone 599-7074 ST. ALBERT Next Door to canon 


99¢ 


7.99 
59¢ 


Sh 4h War. ] 


ANNIVERSARY: 
SALE/?°2 1963 


MEN’S OXFORDS y 
BLACK & BROWN 
SIZES 7 TO 122 B C D WIDTH 


REG. TO 14.95 


For Your Complete Family Shoe Needs, Shop at — 


Jack and Jill Family Shoes | 


es GRANDIN “SHOPPERS PARK NEXT DOOR TO SAFEWAY = 
1962 Phone 599-7074 1963 
USE.OUR CONVENTIONS CHARGE | or BUDGET PLAN 


CORINNE _ARSENEAU 

‘4s most of us know, Mr. Hee Arseneau, 
manager of the Bank of Montreal here, 
has been transferred to Thetford Mines, 
Quebec. Thus, St. Albert is losing one 
of its most avid community-minded ladies 
= Mrs. Corinne Arseneau. In the 7 years 
that Mrs. Arseneau has made her home 
here, she has made a generous contribut- 
ion to the ladies organization of this 
community. \-An active member of the 
Altar Society, she has served in almost 
all the executive offices. The sane is 
true of the Women's Institute and the 
Legion Auxiliary. {then her husband was 
elected District Governor of the Lions 
Club, she temporarily suspended her own 
activities to becone his ‘Girl Friday’. 
The Brownies and Guides have also been 
recipients of her time and effort and 
she fondly remembers the camping trip 
she took with the girls. 
One organization in-St. Albert might- wel: 
not exist to-day but for Mrs. Arseneau 
who drew up the plans and laid the corner 
stones of its-founiation: the Marguerite 
de Youville Auxiliary, “a much needed ser- 
vice, to which the residents of the You- 
ville home will testify. 

Working very often quietly in the back 
ground, Mrs, Arseneau has earned the 


iration and affection of all who-kney 
and worked with her as well as those who 
saw and enjoyed the end results of her 
efforts. 

Happy with their transfer, she” looky 
forward to returning to her own familiar 
ground near family and friends. She 
leaves us with some regret as she has 
thoroughly enjoyed these 7 years here and 
“wouldn't have missed it for the world". 
In saying good-bye and wishing us luck, 
‘rs. Arseneau said, "If ever again I find 
a group of ladies as fine and wonderful 
to work with as the ladies in St. Albert, 
I :ill be fortunate indeed!" 

4s for the ladies of St. Albert, "Good- 
aye, good luck and thanks for everything, 
Jorinne™. 


COMMUNITY 
CALENDAR 


ya Fe Show, Grandin Shoppers 
May 4 Fashion Show, Grandin oi r 
Park, 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Chi Chap- 
ter, Beta Sigma Phi. 

May. Brownie and Guide Annual door to 
door Cookie Sale. 


May. 10,11 itilie: Late! Dheis tepher Bean” 
presented by tHe.St. Albestion $tirgeon 
Players. At the Sir George Simppon 
School, 8:30: peti. . 


WE POINT WITH PRIDE to our employees. 
Each ona of them knows his job, and is anxious 
30. serve you, efficiently inna trendi 

FA genisine interest frre euttarer’s "s 
the. fist rater OF good service—and ‘t's: yours| 
always with gas, your best household value, 


NORTHWESTERN UTILITIES, 


eo 
2) 


ering Alberta wth tora? Gus Bnce 1986 


The Father Lacombe Chapter T.0.D.E. 
resents a cheque for $210.00 to the 
Albert Library. The money, raised by 
their "Bouquets for: Books" sale, will go 


St. 


to purchase books for the-children's sec- the library board 


er Sera 
tio “Above, Tett to Fient arey 
0, Jewitt, educational secretary; » 


i. Hambert, revents 
jerd beare: 
ian and Mr, 


K. Sim, 


St. Albert Gasette ~ Free delivery to St Albert 


. - SEE OUR TREMENDOUS SAVINGS - 


New Leonard 12 Cu. Ft. 
REFRIGERATOR - — 


9x9 TOURIST TENT 
ot = S24: 95 


GARDENING SUPPLIES ane 


Fertilizer a Wheelbarrows | caging _|Tennls Racquets 
: “ $ me $44.89 |e Sete "5 99 


Law 


oy sate bce a Rake 


So 
‘Sy: 39 


s | TENNIS BALLS 
wm 3 89 


: HP. 


SPECIAL 


7. SEG UEED a Stucco Wire GOLF BALLS 
egg sae $975] 3, BO 


44\* 


OUTSIDE PAINT 
‘on™ $°.89 


SEE OUR MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN 
OUR SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT 
ens i id ee 


W. W. ARCADE LTD 


97 Stand Jasper Ave. Edmonton's Largest Hardware Ph, 424-09) | 
a a ee 


a ARE BONG: er} : i ager 


| Vince Ratchinahy Joanne dthachan 
The Bank of 
Nova Scotia Joanne’s Fashions 


ia Dennison 
Vallee Bowling Lanes 


Bud Hendet 
Grandin Park 
Town and Country Restaurant ( 


vi Village Laundromat Shell Service 
a ee 


| Grundin Beauty | | = “| 7 y Housez Studios 
— ~ | «e | % 3 | wep 
| ~ | RI = \FRey 
? | | \ ik \ ] bale 
’ ‘| ] Roland Lefebvre =) | { 
i, a : | ieee Jeg, Tamblyn ne Lefebvre, Jeweller’ Goodkey’s i Peter Zuidena \ eo 
ee and Barber Shop ees y_ Variety ety Store af Grandin canes Bilt Prats 


a NS ae ~ 
TING OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SHH id 


E...PRIZES FOR ALL . 9 am. .. STORES OPEN 


12.00 - 2 pm. ... HELICOPTER RIDES 

2 pm. .. TWIST CONTEST (ages 5 - 11) 

3 p.m. ... FASHION SHOW WOMEN 
MEN’ 


Grandin 


SHOPPERS’ 
PARK 
St. Albert 


GALO 3 
FANTASTIC BA! GANS IN EVERY STORE !!! 


; THIS CELEBRATION GIVES $ THEXPPORTUNITY TO SAY “THANK YOU” 
"TO THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE ©. ST. AVERT & DISTRICT, FOR THE WONDERFUL 
SUPPORT AND ENCOURA. [MENT DURING OUR FIRST BUSINESS YEAR 


16 Different Stores to Serve You 
9am—9p.m.§ HOPPING DAILY 


AND CHILDREN FASHIONS 
8 p.m. .. OPEN DANCE ON PARKING LOT 
10 p.m. ... FIRE WORKS